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Patent DO-P2011000120-A (DO)
Title: Antagonistas del receptor de orexina de isonicotinamida
Inventor: COLEMAN PAUL J
Filed: 2011-04-29
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a compuestos de isonicotinamida que son antagonistas de los receptores de orexina, y que son útiies en el tratamiento o prevención de trastornos y enfermedades neurológicas y psiquiátricas en las que están implicados los receptores de orexina. La invención también se refiere a composiciones farmacéuticas que comprenden estos compuestos y al uso de estos compuestos y composiciones en la prevención o tratamiento de dichas enfermedades en Ias que están impiicados los receptores de orexina.
Patent DO-P2017000250-A (DO)
Title: Aparato y método para reducir pico a la relación de potencia promedio en una señal
Inventor: Loic FONTAINE
IPC: H04L27/34
Filed: 2017-10-26
Abstract: Se describen procedimientos y aparatos para procesar una señal que se transmite con una relación de potencia pico a potencia media. El procesamiento incluye aplicar (1650) una proyección de extensión de constelación de símbolo a al menos un símbolo en la constelación, la proyección de extensión de constelación de símbolo que tiene una región angular externa desde una posición original para al menos un símbolo en la constelación, la región angular exterior definida por un valor para un ángulo entre un primer límite y un segundo límite para la región angular externa, el valor para el ángulo determinado por una selección de la constelación utilizada como parte de la señal transmitida y una tasa de código utilizada para codificar el flujo de datos
Patent EC-SP10010180-A (EC)
Title: Proceso de hidroconversión para crudos pesados y extra pesados y productos residuales
Inventor: MARZIN ROGER
IPC: C10G47/00
Filed: 2010-05-14
Abstract: Un proceso de hidroconversión incluye alimentar una carga de alimentación pesada que contiene vanadio y/o níquel, una emulsión catalítica que contiene al menos un metal del grupo 8-10 y al menos un metal del grupo 6, hidrógeno y un aditivo orgánico a una zona de hidroconversión bajo condiciones de hidroconversión para producir un hidrocarburo mejorado y un material carbonoso sólido que contiene el metal del grupo 8-10, el metal del grupo 6 y el vanadio y/o níquel.
Patent EE-200000502-A (EE)
Inventor: JOENSSON PEDER
IPC: B65H59/36
Filed: 1999-03-03
Abstract: A thread feeding buffer for feeding a fibre thread (15) from a magazine roll (14) to a feed apparatus at a robot arm which is freely movable in the room. The thread feeding buffer comprises thread brake means (16, 19, 20) and at least one movable thread guide (17), on which a thrust force is acting. The thread is running from the magazine roll (14), via the brake means (16, 19, 20), through the thread guide (17) and further on towards the feed apparatus in such a way, that the thrust force acts for creation of a thread buffer between the brake means and the feed apparatus, which buffer is variable in length. At least one guide rod for guiding the movable thread guide is provided with means arranged to cause a braking effect on downward movement of the movable thread guide for preventing entanglement of the thread fed through the movable thread guide following a rapid fall of said movable thread guide.
Patent EE-200200230-A (EE)
Inventor: TOSSAVAINEN OLLI
IPC: A23L1/305
Filed: 2000-10-30
Abstract: The invention relates to a process for preparing a product containing antihypertensive peptides by fermenting a casein-containing starting material with lactic acid bacteria. The invention also relates to the obtained product and its use as a functional product as such or as an ingredient or additive of edible substances.
Patent GB-189408055-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Skiving Machinery.
Inventor: BROOKES ALFRED GEORGE
Filed: 1894-04-24
Granted: 1894-05-25
Abstract: 8055. Brookes, A. G., [Bayley, C. H.]. April 24. Cutting-machines for leather.-Relates to machines of the kind described in Specification No. 13,563, A.D. 1892, [Abridgment Class Leather]. The disc cutter d<1> is carried on a shaft d driven through bevel gear h<2>, d<2> from the shaft A<2>. The bearings d<3> of the shaft d form part of a block D pivoted on a stud D<1> carried by a horizontally-adjustable carrier D<4>. A screw D<3> and slot allow the position of the block on the carrier to be adjusted. The shaft d can be moved longitudinally by the screw d<8> acting through a collar d<6>. The shaft C' of the presser-foot C<3> is driven by a worm B<2> and worm-wheel C. The feed-wheel B<8> is mounted on a shaft B', geared with the shaft A<2> through the bevel gearing E<2>, B<5>, vertical shaft B<4> and worm B and worm-wheel B<3>. The shaft B<7> is mounted in a frame E which is adjustable round a centre E<1> by a screw 7. An adjustable gauge a<3> is mounted on the frame E. A screw 12 serves to clamp the feed-wheel in any required position. The bevel gear h<2> is formed with non- metallic teeth which are secured to the boss of the wheel in order to render the gear silent in action. The arrangement of the machine allows the relative positions of the disc cutter and the feed-wheel to be adjusted as-required.
Patent GB-189701604-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Strap or Belt Fasteners.
Inventor: AUSTIN GEORGE ALFRED
Filed: 1897-01-21
Granted: 1897-12-11
Abstract: 1604. Austin, G. A., and Carter, J. Jan. 21. Belt and band fastenings.-The fastener consists of a metal plate having prongs pressed up on each side ; this is inserted between the overlapping ends of the belt, which are then pressed down upon it.
Patent GB-189704236-A (GB)
Title: Improved Checking or Memorandum Apparatus for use in Places of Business.
Inventor: PRESTON PHILIP CHARLES
Filed: 1897-02-17
Granted: 1898-02-17
Abstract: 4236. Preston, P. C. Feb. 17. Tills.-A paper strip 7 is led from a roll X over guides to the table 6, and thence between feedrollers 10, 11 pressed together by a spring. The salesman, resting his hand on the spring-plate 3, enters the amount of a transaction through the slot 2. Normally this slot is closed, as shown in Fig. 5, by a plate 5 coming in contact with the glass plate 4 through which past entries are visible, but when the weight of the hand depresses the plate 3 the slotted piece 24 acts on a pin 23 on a slide 22 and forces it to the right, Fig. 6, so that the slot is opened and the strip 7 is gripped and held firmly while being written upon. The return of the plate by means of a pawl and detent attached thereto and a ratchet-wheel on the spindle of the feed-roller 11 advances the strip under the plate 4. The movement of the slide 22, by means of a slippawl 27, rings the bell 30, and the till drawer may be freed simultaneously.
Patent GB-189704797-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Windows and their Frames.
Inventor: ANNAN DAVID YOUNGER
Filed: 1897-02-23
Granted: 1897-07-31
Abstract: 4797. Annan, D. Y. Feb. 23. Windows.-Relates to sliding sashes adapted to turn inwards for cleaning &c. The lower sash 21 is connected to the frame 23 by detachable hinges 20 formed with keyhole slots 24, 26 which fit over the heads of screws 22, 25 driven into the frame and sash. The lower portions of the inside and parting beads on the opening side of the window are detachable, and are fastened in place by screw-heads inserted in keyhole slots in fixed plates 32. The upper portions of the beads are hinged or pivoted so that they can be turned up to allow the detachable beads to be raised until the screw-heads come opposite to the enlargements of the slots. The upper sash can be connected to the lower sash by pivoted slotted plates 35 inserted beneath the heads of screws 33, 34 driven into the top rails. The sash cords 27 are held by hooks or screws 28 when they are detached from the sashes, and are secured to the sashes by fastenings of the type described in Specification No. 25,253, A.D. 1894.
Patent GB-189708954-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Joints for Lined Piping.
Inventor: CLARKE ARTHUR
Filed: 1897-04-08
Granted: 1898-02-12
Abstract: 8954. Clarke, A. April 8. Jointing with internal ferrules; junction pieces. -Relates chiefly to T- and cross - pieces for pipes, which are lined with tin or other metal, and a non-conductor, but the invention is also applicable to uniting two lengths of such piping together. The application to aT-piece is shown. A is a tin or other T-Piece covered with a non-conductor B so that its ends project. The part covered by the non-conductor is further enclosed in a lead or other casing C. The piping is expanded so that the projecting ends of T-piece fit into it, and the ends of the coatings B and C abut against the corresponding parts of the piping. The joint is completed by wiping or soldering in the usual way.
Patent GB-189720022-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bicycles.
Inventor: OHLGART GEORGE PHILIP
Filed: 1897-08-31
Granted: 1897-11-20
Abstract: 20,022. Ohlgart, G. P., Krebs, C. E., and Oliver, H. R. Aug. 31. Saddle springs and supports; handle-bars.- Relates to a spring support which maintains a constant distance between the saddle and the crank axle. The saddle is mounted upon a rod f, which passes to the crank bracket through suitable bearings in the ends of the central standard B of the frame. This rod is provided with adjustable collars i<1>, between which and the end caps e are mounted springs k, k<1>. The lower spring takes the weight of the rider and the upper one takes up any rebound. In order that there may be freedom from strain, the rod f is connected with the crank bracket o by a cross-piece g, Fig. 2, carrying collars h which move freely upon the bracket. Several modified connections of the rod f and crank bracket are also described. The rear forked ends of the links c' are clamped by nuts g', Fig. 12, against the flanges of sleeves e<1> which are free to turn upon sleeves d' formed upon the bearing cones b<1>. A spring support for the handle-bar is obtained by providing its pillar r' with a collar s', which is prevented from turning in the shank r of the fork by a projection t passing through a slot in the shank, and mounting spiral springs above and below the collar. The end of the rod r<1> is squared and passes through the lower plug s'. The action of the springs in both the saddle and handle-bar supports may be suspended by tightening up a clamp, shown in Fig. 5, upon the rods f and r' just above the upper caps of the standard B and of the steering-head.
Patent GB-189720124-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pedals for Velocipedes and like Machines.
Inventor: RADFORD WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-09-01
Granted: 1898-07-23
Abstract: 20,124. Radford, W., and Fisher, W. T. Sept. 1. Pedals; cranks.- Relates to means for securing pedal pins to the cranks. The pedal pin D is formed with a right-handed screw thread E, which is screwed into a corresponding hole B in the crank end, and is locked therein by screwing a nut G on to a reduced portion F, having a left-handed thread. The crank is recessed, as shown, to receive the nut G, which is formed with holes to receive a spanner. Flats I may be formed on the pedal pin for a similar purpose. Similar means may be used to connect the cranks and crank axles.
Patent GB-189724636-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Furnace Doors.
Inventor: HUGHES JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-10-25
Granted: 1898-10-25
Abstract: 24,636. Hughes, J. Oct. 25. Doors for forge, mill, heating, and similar furnaces. The door, shown in front elevation in Fig. 1 and in side sectional elevation in Fig. 3, is made of the following ingredients, viz., ground fireclay, coke dust, asbestos, plumbago, and horse manure in the desired proportions. For raising the door the strap B is employed. The strap is secured to the door by the projection C and the set-screw E.
Patent GB-189727997-A (GB)
Title: Postcards with Printed View of a Barracks and the like.
Inventor: ESSER FRIEDRICH WILHELM ALBERT
Filed: 1897-11-27
Granted: 1898-10-01
Abstract: 27,997. Esser, F. W. A. Nov. 27. Drawings to Specification. Postcards.-Views of barracks or the like are printed upon the postcards.
Patent GB-189728122-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Steamship Propeller Shafts.
Inventor: FORTHERGILL JOHN REED
Filed: 1897-11-29
Granted: 1898-10-29
Abstract: 28,122. Fothergill, J. R. Nov. 29. Propeller shafts, preventing corrosion of. - The portion 2 of the propeller shaft, shown in Fig. 2, between the brass sleeves 4, is coiled under a regulated and continuous tension with metal ribbons of rectangular, T, V, or other section in the manner shown for example in Figs. 2, 3, and 4. The ribbons are coated, prior to application, with solder or other alloy or metal having a low fusing point, and are heated when in place, so that the melted solder &c. fills up any crevices formed during the winding process. The liners may be dispensed with, and the entire length of shaft protected by coiled ribbons, or liners may be shrunk on to the ends of shafts protected in this manner.
Patent GB-189803757-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Passenger Gangways for Steamboats and other Vessels and Piers.
Inventor: KIRK JOHN HERBERT
Filed: 1898-02-15
Granted: 1899-01-21
Abstract: 3757. Kirk, J. H. Feb. 15. Landing-gangways.-The gangway A, mounted to be raised or lowered on the horizontal pivots B, is balanced by the weighted lines D', and locked in any desired position by the pin K of the spring lever L engaging one of the slots B<4> in the supporting-frame B', which is free to turn about a vertical pivot B' and is supported upon antifriction rollers E'. The section A<4> of the gangway may be jointed at A<5> to the remainder as shown, and is controlled by a line I and lever J. In a modification, the counterbalance weights are attached to the gangway, and one of them is fitted with a lifting-lever. The supporting-frame may be carried upon a carriage adapted to run on the deck of a vessel or on a pier.
Patent GB-189807334-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Alterable-speed Driving Gears for Bicycles and the like.
Inventor: HAYTHORN JOHN
Filed: 1898-03-26
Granted: 1899-02-18
Abstract: 7334. Haythorn, J. March 26. Toothed gearing.-Relates to two-speed driving- mechanism for bicycles &c. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 3, when driving for 'power' the cranks actuate a pinion E mounted on an eccentric boss F, and gearing with an internal wheel B<2> fixed to the chain-wheel. One crank is slotted to engage pins on a plate, also provided with slots in which work pins fixed to the pinion E, so as to allow the eccentric motion of the pinion. The disc F is mounted on the crank bracket, and is held stationary by a brake G operated through suitable connections. For speed, the brake G is released so that the gear moves as a whole. The crank may, if necessary, be locked to the chain-wheel. The position of the pinion and gear-wheel may be interchanged. In a modification, the pinion on the internal wheel is mounted on a pivoted frame which can be moved so as to put it in or out of gear, and a slide on the crank may be made to engage with recesses in the chain-wheel. The slide is actuated by an eccentric &c. Fig. 11 shows another arrangement, in which the chain-wheel A is mounted on a countershaft D<2> which may be geared with the crank axle D' by either of two sets of gearing D<3>, D<5> and D<4>, D<6>, which are made to gear as required through inter mediate pinions D<8> carried on a sliding frame P actuated from a suitable handle through connecting-rods and a slotted quadrant &c. In this arrangement, the middle position gives free pedals.
Patent GB-189808076-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Power Propelled Road Vehicles.
Inventor: LANCHESTER FREDERICK WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-04-05
Granted: 1899-02-11
Abstract: 8076. Lanchester, F. W. April 5. Motor road vehicles.-Relates to a light vehicle of the three-wheel type, and comprises an arrangement of the tubular framework and a special joint or bracket used in the construction thereof, a method of suspending the framework on the road wheels, and a power transmission friction drum. The vehicle frame, shown in Figs. 1 and 2, consists of two diamond or truss-shaped frames band outlying steering-heads e reinforced by a tubular member g forming a hand-rail round the seat. The frame tubes are connected by means of plates bored and bent so as to form sockets at rightangles to each other. The steering-wheels d are spring-mounted in the forks. Figs. 5 and 6 show the details of the spring mounting. The wheel axle o passes through bearing-pieces t sliding vertically in the fork, which they support through the medium of springs s. In order to keep the wheel axle o always correctly aligned, it is furnished with pinions p at the ends gearing with fixed racks q in the fork. At the rear end the frame is supported by springs j on the axle h, which is guided by a rod jointed at i. A frictional transmission drum, shown in Fig. 7, may be employed for driving. This drum has a pneumatic tyre consisting of an inner tube and a cover held by flanges w. The cover is composed of a textile fabric with the threads disposed spirally as shown in Fig. 8.
Patent GB-189808647-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Ball Bearings for Shaft Journals and the like.
Inventor: LEITELT HERMANN
Filed: 1898-04-13
Granted: 1899-04-13
Abstract: 8647. Leitelt, H., Deloyia, J., and Doe, C. April 13. Axle-boxes.-The balls 13 run in grooves on the outside of the sleeve 3 and the inside of the sleeve 14. The sleeve 3 is in two portions, locked together and secured on the shaft 1 by dovetail keys 8 of special form. The outer sleeve 14 has a removable section 15, Fig. 3, and tapered ends 16. To adjust the bearings for wear, the section 15 is taken out and filed down so as to allow the nuts 17 to compress the sleeve. Fig. 5 shows an axle-box for a wagon or carriage with the section 15 replaced by keys 21 which are similarly filed down when the bearing is adjusted for wear. The keys 21 may be retained by annular springs 22.
Patent GB-189813237-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Ladies' Dress Suspenders.
Inventor: DURIE JAMES
Filed: 1898-06-14
Granted: 1899-06-02
Abstract: 13,237. Durie, J., and Scott, T. June 14. Suspenders for articles of dress; belts.-Two forms are described. The first consists of a piece of wire A, Fig. 1, twisted into triangular form and with eyes formed along the base to which are connected chains B carrying spring clips C. The wire frame is slipped inside the waist belt in wear. The second consists of a belt D, Fig. 2, on which are fitted a number of sliding plates E, each of which supports a chain B and a spring clip C. One jaw of the spring clip overlaps the other so as to ensure a better grip.
Patent GB-189816570-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Fire- or Grate-bar Systems.
Inventor: WILMS HERMANN
Filed: 1898-07-29
Granted: 1898-10-08
Abstract: 16,570. Wilms, H. July 29. Firebars.-Relates to firebars through which air is supplied to the furnace. Fig. 1 shows one arrangement, in which air introduced to the central bearer a by the conduit z is, after traversing the hollow bars, distributed through perforations. In a modification, the perforations are at the sides of the upper passages in the bars, while in another example the bars have each but one channel through which the air travels before escaping by the perforations.
Patent GB-189816892-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Means for Preventing the Lateral Oscillations of Railway Carriages.
Inventor: CROSSLEY HERBERT
Filed: 1898-08-04
Granted: 1899-07-01
Abstract: 16,892. Crossley, H. Aug. 4. Vibration, preventing.-A plan of the apparatus is shown. Two cords A, A' are carried by pulleys along the upper sides of the carriages C, E, E', and are crossed between each pair of vehicles. The ends of the cords are adjustably secured at B, B<1> to springs, weights, or air cushions.
Patent GB-189820623-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Portable Cabinets for Hot Air or Vapour Baths.
Inventor: DEANE ALEXANDER
Filed: 1898-09-30
Granted: 1899-03-18
Abstract: 20,623. Deane, A. Sept. 30. Drawings to Specification. Screens, fire. The sides of a portable cabinet bath, when extended, may be used as a fire-screen.
Patent GB-189910904-A (GB)
Title: Process for the Production of Compressed Artificial Sandstones and Apparatus therefor.
Inventor: SCHULTHESS WALTER
Filed: 1899-05-24
Granted: 1900-05-24
Abstract: 10,904. Schulthess, W. May 24. Calcium silicate. - Compressed artificial sandstones are formed from blocks of a mixture of sand and slaked lime, by submitting them to the action of superheated pressureless steam. The steaming-chamber has a containing-vessel 1, divided into three horizontal compartments ; viz., an upper open one 11 into which the blocks are placed through a door 36 so as to rest upon a perforated floor formed of beams 2 ; a middle one which is divided up into smaller compartments 16, and is heated by steam entering the central compartment through the tube 18 and passing to the outer compartments by curved tubes at the opposite end, and also by another steam supply pipe, not shown ; and a lower one 23 into which steam at a temperature of 97‹ C. is injected through a perforated coil 22. The two lower compartments form a carriage running by means of wheels 12 upon rails 15. The steam entering the middle compartments is at a temperature above 100‹ C., and the steam from the lower compartment passes through coils 17 arranged in the middle compartments to be superheated, and thence to the vessel 1 to produce the chemical change. The vessel is covered by a casing 8 formed of wood, and provided on the inside at some slight distance away with an inner covering of thin sheet zinc. A door 35 is provided. The casing dips into a liquid lute 10, from which the condensed water overflows through a tube 33, while that accumulating within the chamber 1 escapes by a siphon 34. In a simplified form, there is only one compartment below the steaming- chamber. The whole apparatus is heated up by a steam coil, while steam for acting upon the blocks enters through a perforated coil in the lower compartment, and, becoming superheated therein, passes upwards to the steaming-vessel. The formation of the blocks of calcium silicate is effected in from 8 to 48 hours.
Patent GB-189921591-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Chaff Cutting Machines.
Inventor: FYFE DAVID ADAM
Filed: 1899-10-28
Granted: 1900-09-15
Abstract: 21,591. Fyfe, D. A. Oct. 28. Chaff-cutters.-Relates to chaff-cutting machines having two sets of knives, one of which is arranged parallel to the direction of the feed and the other at right-angles thereto. Several forms of machine are described. In Fig. 1, d represents the knives parallel to the feed, and e a knife at right-angles thereto. All the knives are carried on a frame c working on vertical guides b, b, and driven from the shaft h by means of the crank g and link f. The shaft h is actuated from the main shaft v by the train of gearing shown. The material i to be cut is fed from a trough with a bottom endless band by two sets of feed-rollers driven with a step motion by ratchet gearing actuated by a cam on the shaft h. A presser-plate s is connected by a spring s<1> to a cross-bar s<2>, connected to and operated by a cam on the shaft h. The knives may be mounted, in a modification, on a flywheel or on the periphery of a drum, instead of the reciprocating frame c.